From the US tour accompanying “Invisible Touch” in 1987, the opening night performance at Veteran Stadium in Philadelphia on May 28th was completely recorded for 2 hours and 12 minutes with the highest level of high-quality audience recording. It is recorded with a sound that is so clear and crisp that it is hard to believe that it was recorded in the cassette era, and it is a high-quality take that is a must-listen for fans. Because it was recorded at a stadium venue in the United States, there are some parts where the clapping and cheers are recorded loudly, but even in those parts, the musical tones can be clearly heard, so fans can feel stress-free and enjoy the sound of this period. You can enjoy a high-quality live performance. I think it’s because of the PA, but the opening song Mama has a normal sound image, but the clear beat of the second song Abacab convinced me of the excellence of the original sound source, and the sound has continued to improve since then. (The second half is recorded clearly like a line recording). The precise and dynamic sound is an exquisite blend of pop and progressive, and you can feel the power and completeness that can only be experienced on this 1986/1987 tour. Fans are definitely a must-listen to the great performance of In That Quiet Earth in the first half of the show. Phil’s performance, in which he effectively controls the large American audience with his effective MC, is a must-see. From the middle to the second half of the show, a group of new songs were performed one after another, Land Of Confusion, (from introducing the members to introducing the song with an exquisite MC) Tonight, Tonight, Tonight, Throwing It All Away, and Home By The from the previous work. Sea, and the new title track Invisible Touch will be played continuously, creating a listening highlight of the 1986/87 tour. The nearly 6-minute drum duet, followed by Los Endos, and the nearly 14-minute encore Turn It On Again medley, with surprisingly stable high-quality sound until the very end, filled with a positive mood typical of this period. You can enjoy a spectacular show. Phil’s vocals are in great condition and his voice comes out really well. One of the best sound quality records on the US tour! From the 1987 US tour, there are no titles with such wonderful audience recordings, so fans are definitely a must-listen. This is a highly listenable album recorded in the highest quality. Live at Veterans Stadium, Philadelphia, PA. USA 28th May 1987 TRULY PERFECT SOUND Disc 1(59:12) 1. Mama 2. Abacab 3. Domino 4. That’s All 5. The Brazilian 6. In The Cage 7. In That Quiet Earth 8. Afterglow Disc 2(72:52) 1. Land Of Confusion 2. Tonight, Tonight, Tonight 3. Throwing It All Away 4. Home By The Sea 5. Invisible Touch 6. Drum Duet 7. Los Endos 8. Turn It On Again Phil Collins – Vocals, Drums & Percussion Mike Rutherford – Bass & Guitar Tony Banks – Keyboards Chester Thompson – Drums & Percussion Daryl Steurmer – Guitar